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Simple changes can soothe dry skin Following the same skin care routine year round may not work so well when the humidity drops. Without a change in your skin care, dry air can make fine lines and wrinkles more noticeable. Dry skin can itch, flake, crack, and even bleed. Prevent baths and showers from making … Continued

8 Do’s and Don’ts from Dermatologists If you’ve ever gone to bed with clear skin and woken up with a massive, painful pimple on your face, you’re not alone. According to dermatologists from the American Academy of Dermatology, acne is the most common skin condition in the United States, affecting up to 50 million Americans … Continued

How to use stick and spray sunscreens ROSEMONT, Ill. (June 12, 2018) — Sunscreen is a vital tool in the fight against skin cancer, including melanoma, the deadliest form. Research suggests that daily sunscreen use—when used correctly—could significantly cut the incidence of melanoma. This is why dermatologists from the American Academy of Dermatology advise their … Continued

Bee prepared: how to treat a bee sting ROSEMONT, Ill. (April 10, 2018) —It can happen fast. One minute the kids are all playing peacefully outside on a warm, spring day. The next minute a piercing scream reveals that one them has been stung by a bee. To help alleviate the panic, dermatologists from the … Continued

How to shave Shaving can be a challenge for both men and women. Here are dermatologists’ tips to help you get a clean shave: Before you shave, wet your skin and hair to soften it. A great time to shave is right after a shower, as your skin will be warm and moist and free … Continued

Dermatologists diagnose and treat more than 3,000 different diseases and conditions. Some of the most common are: Acne |Age spots |Eczema |Hair loss |Melanoma |Melasma |Psoriasis |Rashes |Rosacea |Skin cancer Vitiligo| Wrinkles Dermatologists see patients of all ages — from newborns to people older than 100 years of age. Becoming a dermatologist requires many years … Continued